| Blog series by Karson | updated 102 days ago | 1 part | 420 reads | 13 comments total |
Part 1: The Laguna Driftmaster Fence System
Well I went ahead and did it. A woodworking e-mail blog stated that Laguna Driftmaster fence system for cutting veneers and I went to their web site and viewed the video. I’ve cut veneers and thin strips of wood before, but never with a lot of accuracy. The kitchen cabinets that I made in NJ was made with Ambrosia Maple that was sawed into 1/4” slices and sanded to 5.2MM. It was then installed into a metric plywood router bit set for stile and rails. I wanted to do something...
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Blog Series
- Bandsawn Box #1 - 2 parts
- Cradle / Glider - 1 part
- Hall table - 2 parts
- Kitchen Remodel - 5 parts
- LumberJocks, The Community Creates a Memorial in Mark's memory - 2 parts
- Mid-America LumberJock Picnic - 1 part
- New Deck - 8 parts
- Resawing Lumber - 0 parts
- Resawing wood and veneers - 1 part
- Some things that I've learned about finishing. Some of them I also use. - 3 parts
- Summer Joinery Entry Shaker Cabinet - 4 parts
- Thorsen Side by Side LJ / PW Challenge Karson - 5 parts
- Veneering a table top chess table - 2 parts
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